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in this exact space slow. this is what he does. the article goes on to point out if the technology goes rogue, humanity doesn't stand a chance. it sounds like a problem. unlike the left, it's possible this could be overblown. but it's worth entertaining. let's look at what's going on with ai. let's start with national

security first. imagine the chaos and damage that could be done if ai was used to create fake classified documents. these things could potentially trigger a world war if done the right way in a way where smarter intelligence understands how to get it done. has anyone thought any of this through? at least one person about the hijack and weaponization of ai. you might recognize this guy. >> some evil dictator could send their intelligence agency to go steal it and gain control. if you have got any incredibly powerful ai, you just don't know who is going to control that. dan: that sounds like kind of a problem. even if the technology was benign, the people who might

steal it or use it probably are not. elon musk hopes people wake up to it. >> ai is more dangerous than say mismanaged aircraft design or production maintenance or bad car production in the sense that it has the potential -- it is non-you trivial -- it has the potential of civilizational destruction. dan: you have got one of the smartest guys in the world saying we better slow this down. let's get more local about it. what about the economy? experts say the rise in artificial intelligence could

wipe out 100 million jobs. what about your healthcare. could ai become your doctor? the boston globe. denied by ai. how ai could create algorithms to cut off medical care for seniors in need. if you get anything from this monologue. understand this. the left can and will weaponnize artificial intelligence begins. that i can promise you based on their track record. chatgpt's language model created a fake episode of the joe rogan experience.

it's a podcast. the results were absolutely mind blowing. here is the fake clip from joe rogan. >> i'm not the real joe rogan. i am not joe rogan and the guests are not of the people they portray. this is purely fiction just for fun. so don't make clippeds for tiktok making the world think i said things i never said. dan: are you going to know the difference? the real joe rogan respond on twitter saying this is going to get very slippery, kids. what if somebody wanted to use ai to defame you. write a horrible article about you. oh, that's already happening, too. john turley is on the network a lot. he says he was targeted by chatgpt. it made up allegations against

him and fabricated a fake "washington post" article about the fabricated allegations. in case anyone tried to fact check it later and presents everything as fact. what is joe biden's plan? more regulations or something. >> last october we proposed a bill of rights, a bill of rights to insure the important protections are built into the ai systems from the start. social media showed us the harm powerful technologies can do without the right safeguards in place. dan: whose bill of rights? is china going to follow the bill of rights over here? the party that serves up misinformation about every crisis facing our country wants to put safeguards on artificial intelligence in i will pass on that. bloomberg announced ai will soon touch every financial decision

and filtered through the left-leaning bias. i don't know what the future of ai looks like. nobody does. it's the future. but we better wake up fast to the threat it poses right now from political disinformation and god forbid much worse if this gets out of control, and even the people doing it are saying we don't know how to control it. joining me is physicist m.i.t. professor max tegmarc. what scares you have most about the rapid rise of artificial intelligence. >> all the things you mentioned scares me. there are two kinds of ai. there is narrow ai that can do all the bad stuff you mentioned and other useful tasks. and then there is agi, which i think as artificial god like intelligence. and that's defined as something

that can do all the tasks to outsmart us humans. many companies are trying to build it. microsoft had a paper out saying they already see sparks of agi and the gpt4 model they have. because of this, we put together this open letter saying basically, whoa! let's slow down a bit, shall we? dan: i think the problem i have with this, i know the limits of my own knowledge. i'm very circumspect in this space. i don't know anything about artificial intelligence other than what i read on the internet. we have experts like yourself and thousands of others who are experts in the space saying i am not sure we even understand what's working. in that time piece i was referencing earlier, the guy said we can't even read some of the code here. if it got out of control it

would be hard for us to find it. >> as an m.i.t. ai researcher i am the first to admit we have no clue how they do what they are doing. not only with whatever the first company is that built a god like ai to take over the economy and take over our democracy. but there is a likelihood before long, those unelected tech bros who think they won something will themselves lose control over this god like ai they built. they are saying let's slow down and not launch things until we can prove they are actually safe. and think harder whether this is a good idea to build god like ai. why don't we build what we can

trust and understand that will work for us. dan: i get this question a lot from my audience on my radio show and podcast. they say there is no guarantee the chinese communist party will put a lid on their ai development and they can use it to attack us. how do you respond to that. >> we should move ahead with ai that we can control. but the chinese government likes control. and they are more terrified than our government about losing control to chinese companies. they cracked down pretty hard on chinese companies already and don't want them to do things they can lose control over. the same way we are not going to win over china if we first lose control of the tech company and they lose control of the technology. power comes from controlling things, not from losing control.

dan: you put a little smile on my face. let's leave it on an optimistic note. max, thank you for your time, i appreciate it. up next on "unfiltered," the suspected pentagon leaker is accused of making classified material public. what is the media worried about? right to censorship. >> what took so long for the d.o.d. and the intelligence community to locate these documents? dan: i thought the media were about transparency and getting more information about what happened. pete hegseth once head a security clearance and he's here for back pain, i've always been a take two and call in the morning guy. but my new doctor recommended salonpas. without another pill upsetting my stomach, i get powerful, effective and safe relief. salonpas. it's good medicine. your best defense against erosion and cavities

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dab * welcome back. the suspected leaker of classified pentagon documents could face years in prison. instead of pushing for transparency, the media is focused on preventing more leaks. >> you are taking steps to tighten that population that might have access to this level of information? can you say whether they have the fbi look at chat rooms like

discord? >> are there other people who have access to information like this today? cannes the biden administration is landing to expand online surveillance. who would you thunk it. that's so weird. what's really going on. joining me, "fox and friends weekend" co-host pete hegseth. you and i both had security clearance. i get. if the story is as it is, you got the leaker, don't take the job if you can't keep a secret. but you and i both know the intel community and the media lied to us, benghazi, russian collusion, 51 intel officials with the laptop thing. i will hold my fire on this until i get all the facts. >> if someone is misusing

intelligence we know how they should be treated. but forgive me if i don't trust the official account that keeps coming out and is repeated ad nauseam. we don't have the manifesto of the shooter in flashville. we don't have the person who set the pipe bomb on january 6. one guy did something really bad. now we can only be surveyed even more. don't talk about the stuff that was revealed in here. we are being lied to about the war in kren a ukraine and the es of it. we have helicopters around the house of a 21-year-old idiot and that's what we are supposed to focus on? i am sceptical. how can we not at this point? dan: i know lefties watching

this are peeing in their diapers saying i am promoting a conspiracy. i am not promoting anything. this young guy wanted to impress his friends. there is nothing unbelievable about the story. the problem is who tells me the story. the same people who told me the benghazi story, and assured us the laptop was russian disinformation. i would have zero problem trusting this story from a credible source. it's the delivery mechanism. it speaks to a larger problem in america, the absolute chance of the institution we used to believe in. pete: they are saying don't worry we have new protocols. this is the same administration that said afghanistan wasn't that bad and everything went

according to plan. i don't buy it, you don't buy it. and that's a damn shame. we have to do our own research or wait and find out what really happened. dan: who do you have on deck for tomorrow? pete: texas congressman henny cuellar. senator ron johnson. ferris foster will be there and any unknown bag of tricks we bring on. dan: as a fan of "fox and friends," it's my favorite on the weekend. it's a great show. >> thanks, dan. dan: most people have a favorite movie. i do. how realistic are these. is that how the mob really acts?

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you are look at video from louisville, kentucky. police say a gunman or gunmen shot into a park killing two people. one of the victims taken to the hospital is said to be in critical condition. hundreds of people were reportedly in the park at the time. no witnesses have come forward and they are asking for the suspect or suspects to turn themselves in. this is the second mass shooting to take place in the city in less than a week. this is a developing situation and we'll keep you updated as we learn more. i'm bryan llenas. how back to "unfiltered." for all your headlines log on to foxnews.com. " dan: welcome back to "unfiltered." the 2023caan film festival has a

new fill by martin cor scor sco. my next guest knows a little bit about the mob. he's a former member of the columbo crime family michael, pleasure to have you back on the show. we are going to go through a few clips and rely on your expertise. take a listen. >> can i ask you something? >> what? >> forget about it. >> what is that? >> forget about it.

it's like if you agree with someone. dan: is forget bit a thing or should we just forget about it? >> when i was in the theater fortunately only once on the street. but the movie is very realistic, very well done. dan: i obviously was not in the mob. i think they tend to glorify mob figures. our reality is a lot of these guys are messed up. let's get to the second clip. classic we have all seen. if you haven't seen "goodfellas." check this out. >> there was anthony stabi

lerks, franky, carbone. then there was fat andy and this guys franky the wop. freddy no nose. dan: so, michael. "goodfellas," real stick or not. there are shady business deals taking over bars, and emptying the bar out of product. everybody has seen the movie. >> how can you miss with scorsese and that amazing cast. when i watch a movie like this it's about authenticity because i lived the life. so many of the business scenes we'll call it were very realistic. and i knew jimmy burke very well. it was great. one of the top three, four classic movies. one of the greats.

dan: obviously the stuff really happened, that's how they made money. it's good for you if you have got inventory and you don't have to pay anything, you are just stealing it. bad for everybody else, but good for you. this movie, "gotti." realistic or not? >> basic rules. dan: the gotti family, the teflon don. got off until he didn't, then he went to jail. your thoughts on what happened with him? >> i have got to tell you i have been touting this movie for the last 25 years. i talk about it so much i became friendly with amand. this is the most realistic movie

ever made. when anthony quinn walks into the bar, and he tells him because gotti killed another guy, he said to him, i saved your life, and if i would have walked in here with these two zips and i wanted to kill you you would have been gone today. that scene gave me the chills. amazing movie. number one in my book. dan: michael, thanks a lot for your time, we appreciate it. coming up, they love to say masculinity. but the lynns, are they actually harming men? mike rowe is minutes away. dana white joins "unfiltered" on how we may be seeing a change in the culture wars. he takes us inside the ufc fight

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dan: welcome back to "unfiltered." you want to see what grassroots support really looks like. look no further than the surprise visit of donald trump to a ufc fight in miami. the sold-out crowd erupted when he walked in with dana white.

quite a different vibe from our current president hanging out in ireland to learn about his heritage. basically ignoring what's happening here. he doesn't even want to come home. >> i'm not going home. i will stay here. >> that great. no problem there. his press secretary is doing the important work for him. joining me is ufc founder dana white. a huge event. historic success. i live in south florida. there is a ton of energy. trouble * was there. there was a lot of energy.

>> i have been doing this for 23 years. when you walk in with trump it's a whole other level. the entire place erupted. everyone was going crazy and it was fun. dan: the fight sports, you have been a seminal member of this. it's exploding. i guess there is a ton of opportunity for controlsovers. brock lesner, other people. this was a natural symbiotic partnership, wasn't it. >> there is always that energy when our guys are going over there. what's really" to happen is, wme can add a lot of value to the wwm sponsorship, things like that. i think we can help them out as far as cost production.

it's a real good synergy. we'll be a public company now together, wwe and ufc. dan: you sense a shift in the momentum? we have this woke culture. i know you don't play that game over there. you were at the tip of the spear when it came to covid responsibility. were you sensing a shift with the explosive growth in the fight sports? let's get back to some jabs and crosses here. >> i think obviously the fact that we figured out how to go through covid. we were first to fill stadiums when all the covid bands were being lifted. it grew our business like 70% or something like that because we were the only thing to watch. and we don't do anything woke over here at all. dan: dana white, thanks a lot

for your time. really appreciate it. the left has been waging a war on men and masculinity. one of their favorite ways to describe is toxic. >> he has the sort of toxic masculinity bravado that donald trump has. >> the town was very different. a lot of toxic masculinity ran a lot of the decision making. >> there is too much masculine toxicity. we confuse what it means to be a man, what it means to be masculine. dan: it's junk and trash having a serious impact on men. men are getting loneyer, more reclusive and struggling to be in society. mike rowe, i appreciate your

time. this war on masculinity. we need more masculinity, not less. >> i was just listening to dana. i was in the room 10, 12 years ago when he sold the ultimate fighter. and i did the voiceover for that series for a decade. you talk about masculinity. there is so much of that thing. i think a lot of people talk about when they throw toxic in front of the word. obviously there is nothing do it in my view. it's not like it's dead, it's just on the ropes in a lot of different areas. but i think there is still reason to hope. dan: what worries me, i feel like good times create weak men and bad times create strong men.

i think we are at the ends of the cycle. >> the old story of the blinds man touching the elephant, one grabs the tusk and concludes he's hang on to a giant piece of ivory. other gets the tail and one gets the trunk. it depends on where you are. i have had 20 years of dirty jobs. we can find examples of where everything is okay. but there are other places where there is reason to worthy. it's not just a war on men, it's a war on work. those two things are linked closely. when we wage war on work we wage war on the whole population. 7.2 million able bodied men in the prime of their life are sitting out of the workforce. that has never happened before in peacetime. dan: new research shows half of americans aren't satisfied with their work. tell us about the scholarship

foundation. >> it's gratifying to see the headlines catch up with your own smack from time to time. it happened with dirty jobs and it happened with my foundation. it's my 13th year of awarding work ethics scholarships. we have $2 million this year as always. we are giving it away next month and we are taking applications for trade schools. i think it matters. you know? dan: no, that's not shameless. we get politicians on the show and say vote for mike rowe. this is worth it. put the website out again sow we'll shamelessley plug it again. this is web my row works.com.

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dan: welcome back to "unfiltered." if the radical left gets its way the woke cities like seattle could soon decriminalize drugs. they would make all hard drug possession a simple misdemeanor. one dug crisis caught by one journalist up close and on camera. >> drug overdose?

>> yeah. >> what are you taking? what happened? what do you do with people like angel. you have given them housing within awe support services and they end up back on the streets. >> you could start arresting her for her crime. dan: you want that on your street? jonathan, thanks for your time. you witnessed this drug addict on the streets of seattle literally brought back to life. what was it like standing there witnessing this? >> it's a daily occurrence. we are watching an american tragedy unfold in this city. people dying literally overdose. he single day i have to walk around with narcan because i'm afraid i might even kowber

another person dying on the streets like this. dan: that's insane. you are telling me you are walking the street with narcan. i don't know. i know i'm the host. but that hit me like we were talking in a bar. really? that's where we are? the harm reduction alliance, they say on their facebook page, we are passionate about drug users living their best lives. apparently they are handing out valentine meth pipes. who needs a drug dealer when you have the city of seattle doing it for you. >> the philosophy behind harm reduction makes sure the addict stays alive until they are ready to get clean of their addiction.

they are literally giving out harm reduction supplies, meth pipes, needles, rubberbands, things to do your drugs for free. and now they are targeting teens with these valentines. dan: that's just obscene. wherever you stand on the drug war, granted, it's been largely a failure. there is no reason to be facilitating this. giving out the means to do it. it's outrageous. coming up on "unfiltered." ever worry about your come tore's race or gender identity before you cut open my chest in. the views on race based medical care coming up next.

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agenda is a cancerous rot eating our country alive it from the inside out is that summing up? it doesn't stop at school sports or churches it is now infecting health care system too. one surgeon is sounding alarm about race base standards being adopted by the american college of surgeons who are prioritizing skin color, yes, when making life changing decisions about your health. last year he pushed back and wrote an opinion piece in "the wall street journal" called critical race theory bad medicine and exposing this but the membership with the american college of surgeons was revoked after more than 30 years sound fair to you, not to me. that surgeon doctor richard joins me now. doctor, this is really this story is going to bother a lot of people i'm sure but can you me an example of how they're injecting race into health care and hospital systems? >> dan thank you for having me. one thing you have to clarify

i'm still a fellow in good standing in american college of surgeons what happened is i objected to their infusion of critical race theory in diversity inclusion into the acs. they initiated a department of adversity and training their staff and even their leadership on things like microaggression and implicit bias, and what happened was i objected on online forums and initiated what turn out to be a long common thread which largely supported me. as a result, what they did was not kick me out. but they banned me for life. what the ban involved is i'm no longer able to communicate with nice surgeons through the acs discussion forums. i am also banned from any access to the membership directory and get this, i'm banned for my own private messages. this ban was instituted in

complete violation and give me any reason although i know and i have sought due process and been told i received due process even though they've never showed me a simple example behalf i did to justify a lifetime ban. >> dock listen i'm unfortunately a veteran of many surgeries. just had three done in the last three months. i had a ten centimeter cancerous tumor removed from my neck about two years ago. i'll tell you doc i don't really give a damn about the surgeon skin color i want the most talented surgeon out there. this is pretty dangerous territory we're roaming into isn't it? >> just think about this. one of the most important things in medicine is trust. you have to trust your surgeon. what happens when patients have to ask themselves if their surgeon is a different race or et nice for or gender for that matter if they're going get the best possible care how can that possibly help quality of care in

this country? dan: it can't. i think you answered your question right there. dr. richard sorry this is happening to you but thanks a lot for your time. >> i appreciate it. thank you for having me. dan: before we go catch the dan bongino show every day on fox nation here's a clip from this week's show. >> can you imagine a worse advocate who is literally your vp of markets. than a vocal fry completely disconnected apparently woke liberal woman to talk to your audience that is the nonvocal fry working class american who just wants a beer after a hard day of work to chill out -- >> let me tell you about the -- i hate vocal fry it drives me nuts. it's kind of like a fraty -- we get it. we get it the word is over. word is over. i hate vocal fry. but i like the dan bongino show fox nation weekdays from 12 to

3p eastern time check it out. don't forget on facebook instagram it is at "unfiltered" on fox. that does it purse here tonight on "unfiltered" see you back here next saturday night at 9 p.m. don't forget to set your dvr if you can't make it live. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ lawrence: good evening america welcome to cross country we begin tonight in san francisco with new details in the brutal stabbing of cash app powngdzer bob lee. this crime rattled the city for more than a week. but authorities now believe lee was killed by another tech entrepreneur and apparently it all transpireds over a dispute over the suspect's sister brian joins me on set with the latest on the potential motive. brian. >> yeah lawrence good evening look prosecutors say nim